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The 2002 World Cup eBook .
Tips + How-To's:
3. Why are the times for matches provided in GMT? How can I know when to watch the matches?
As it would be too much work for me, and confusing for you, to have a large choice of eBooks on-line, one for each time-zone in the World, GMT (also known as zero-time) seemed like the most democratic and practical option.
You find all you need in the Time Zones tree node (branch), in this eBook. (Just please click on the link provided, and you'll be there.)
Alternatively, if you know the difference between your time-zone and GMT (for example, -3, +7, etc.), then you just subtract or add, accordingly, the needed number of hours from the given time in GMT, and you have the schedule in your time-zone, for any match mentioned in this eBook.
Now, even if you do know the difference between your time-zone and GMT, please see the observations in the Time Zones tree node, to ensure that your addition or subtraction will yield the accurate time for each match.
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